Setup WooCommerce “Back in Stock” notifications (free method)

Learn how to add a simple “back in stock” subscribe form on out of stock WooCommerce products.

Easily notify customers when your out-of-stock products become available. You may have been trying to find a solid and reliable back-in-stock plugin for your WooCommerce store.

I recently have been using the Back in Stock Notifier plugin. The best part? It’s free and does a great job!

Custom CSS

Below is some simple CSS I used to add my own site’s colors to the subscribe form.

.cwginstock-subscribe-form .panel-primary>.panel-heading {
	background-color: #2e9a9c;
	border-color: #2e9a9c;
}

.cwginstock-subscribe-form .panel-primary {
	border-color: #2e9a9c;
}

How to customize the color of the Subscribe Now button?

Add the snippet below to the bottom of your CSS file. Change the background-color value to match your branding.

.cwgstock_button {
	background-color: #2e9a9c !important;
}
Simon Gondeck

I’m a big fan of WordPress + WooCommerce (especially WooCommerce Subscriptions). Check out my YouTube channel.

15 thoughts on “Setup WooCommerce “Back in Stock” notifications (free method)”

  1. Hello Simon.

    Thank you for the tips. Is there a way to hide the first section with the “Email when available” and leave only the name, email, button fields?

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  2. Thanks for this! I really liked this plugin until I found out that an easy way to change the styles was NOT included (you had to purchase an additional plugin). I really appreciate that you provided the necessary CSS to add in order to have this form match our site styles! Great post and video!

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  3. Hi Simon,

    The Plugin works well for us, only the areas where you have to leave your data and the button are narrow gray strips. Not a nice fill area and button like you have. The font at the top is also normal and not bold.

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  4. Hello, I’m trying to change the background of the in stock notifier and the button to #DC3232 unfortunately its not working, can you help?

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    • Did you try clearing your cache or CDN after making these changes to your CSS file? For example, try opening up your site in a private or incognito window to see the change.

      If the color still has not changed try adding “!important” to the ending. Reference the code snippet above.

      Reply
    • Try adding margin-top to the button class. For example, like this:

      .cwgstock_button {
      background-color: #0693e3 !important;
      margin-top: 25px;
      }

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  5. Hi Simon,

    Thank you for the explanation. Unfortunately the css code to adjust the color doesn’t work for me 🙁
    I copied and pasted your code. What could be the cause of this?

    Reply

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